Invited invested nearly $9 million at Fair Oaks Ranch Golf & Country Club, adding restaurants and course, racquet and fitness upgrades as it pushes into the San Antonio market.

Sutter Health is exploring a medical center at Morgan Hill’s Rosewood campus, tied to master‑plan changes that would allow far more medical space and taller buildings.

Fifth Third’s $5M equity lifts the Cleveland Housing Investment Fund to about $43M, accelerating Walton Apartments and Parkside Homes and expanding capacity to finance thousands of homes.

After 32 years, Jonathan Miller is stepping away from the Elliman market reports to focus on a new neighborhood index, while Douglas Elliman builds its own data program.

Emails show MCCA staff briefly floated a Celtics arena behind the Menino Convention and Exhibition Center last fall; the authority says it’s not pursuing the plan.

Sewer maintenance in Lawrence, Indiana, will lead to temporary lane closures and traffic delays on February 19-20, especially around Pendleton Pike and intersecting roads.

Two Roads filed to dissolve Biscayne 21’s condo association after a judge ordered the developer to rebuild the gutted Edgewater tower. Residents say they won’t go quietly.

INDOT's East Central division won the Traffic Safety Project of the Year award for improving U.S. 36 safety, reducing crashes and injuries substantially.

Harris County cleared a framework to work with the Texans and Howard Hughes on an 83‑acre Bridgeland 'Toro District' that would include a new practice HQ and mixed‑use development.

Crescent Communities paid roughly $12.5M for the long‑empty Tucker Exchange and will replace it with Render Tucker, a planned 312‑unit apartment community near Northlake Mall. The project fits a broader Atlanta trend of turning unwanted suburban offices into housing.

Bandimere Speedway has pitched rezoning to build a new motorsports complex near Hudson; a packed planning meeting split residents over jobs, traffic and farm impacts.

The historic Lighthouse Inn in West Dennis sold for about $16.5 million, ending 88 years of Stone family ownership and putting the oceanfront resort into new hands ahead of its 88th season.

QuikTrip paid $3M for a 1.37‑acre north Denver parcel that sits inside the city's 2025 gas‑station buffer. The purchase raises new questions about the company's next move.